
AQA GCSE Physics Forces: 25 lessons with editable PowerPoints, worksheets, answers, required practicals and offline interactive animations.
Designed for Combined Science Trilogy (8464) and Separate Physics (8463), with Foundation and Higher content clearly labelled. Suitable for classroom teaching and independent revision.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
• 25 lesson packages containing 405 editable PowerPoint slides.
• Individual offline HTML lessons with labelled diagrams, worked examples and staged answer reveals.
• Editable worksheets and separate answers.
• Both required practicals: force and extension, and force, mass and acceleration.
• An interactive laboratory exploring force and motion, springs, stopping distances and collisions.
• A 30-mark assessment with answers.
• A teacher guide explaining lesson routes, practical preparation and how to use the resources.
TOPICS COVERED
Forces and interactions; mass and weight; resultant forces; vectors; work done; elasticity; moments, levers and gears; pressure; speed and acceleration; motion graphs; Newton’s laws; terminal velocity; stopping distances; momentum and collisions. Separate Physics and Higher-only material is identified so teachers can select the appropriate route.
Each lesson includes retrieval, learning objectives, explanations, a worked example, paired practice, a hinge question, independent work, feedback and an exit question.
HOW TO USE
Download and extract the ZIP, then open index.html in a modern browser. The HTML resources work offline. Editable PowerPoint and Word files are included for adaptation.
Original teaching resources and practice questions. No school branding. This resource is independently produced and is not endorsed by AQA.
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